Webex for faculty

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Faculty Use Cases

We've gathered nine ways that faculty members have been using Webex to make their classes more connected and to be more efficient. Check it out!

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Teacher: Comparison table

How do you teach? Use this table to find suggestions for how Webex can make your classroom experience more collaborative, depending on your style.

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Use Webex to increase the accessibility of class materials to students

Webex can help make your classes more accessible to students who have hearing, visual, or attention disabilities. Webex is flexible, functional, and can fit your students’ needs, so no one gets left behind.

Here are some suggested best practices

Hearing-impaired

Record classes or meetings, so a full transcription is available in the replay.
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Or use a partner solution, Voicea, for live transcription of classes on screen.
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Visually impaired

Allow students to zoom in on material being shared in class, on their own device. They can pinch and zoom things that are too small.
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Use a live Webex meeting to include a sign language translator on-screen during a live class session.

Attention deficit disorders

Record classes for students to rewatch in their own focussed environment.
Post the highlight of class material in a classroom chat Space, so everyone can get the key points.

For more information on ADA compliance at Cisco see below:
Is Webex ADA Section 508 Compliant?
Accessibility at Cisco
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